French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 2: Reference level
Article R4451-10
The reference level for radon activity concentration in air is 300 becquerels per cubic metre as an annual average.
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The reference level for radon activity concentration in air is 300 becquerels per cubic metre as an annual average.
…ergency situation; 3° Receives appropriate training on the health risks and precautions to be taken during intervention in a radiological emergency situation, renewed at least every three years. Worke…
…ted to the nature of the intervention in a radiological emergency situation; 4° Is subject to individual dosimetric monitoring such as that provided for in Article R. 4451-64; 5° Benefits from externa…
…al health physician and the radiation protection advisor shall work together to implement the individual dosimetric monitoring provided for in 4° of Article R. 4451-102 or the exposure assessment prov…
I.-In the event that one of the reference levels mentioned in Article R. 4451-11 has been exceeded, the employer shall inform the worker concerned without delay. II -Where a worker's exposure exceeds…
…nes specific to the radiological emergency situation, in order to organise the collective and individual protection measures appropriate to the situation.
At the end of the radiological emergency, the occupational health physician shall prescribe all the examinations he considers relevant to assess the state of health of the workers involved in the radi…
I.-Each worker who has been involved in a radiological emergency benefits from the reinforced individual monitoring measures applicable to category A workers provided for in Article R. 4451-82 for at…
…I of Article R. 4451-11. III -In exceptional situations, to save lives, prevent serious radiation-induced health effects or prevent the occurrence of catastrophic situations, the employer shall ensure…
…ogical emergency situation; 3° Have their exposure to ionising radiation assessed by means of individual dosimetric monitoring such as that provided for in Article R. 4451-65 or, where the nature of t…
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